Beauty

[Kitty Galore]

for anyone that uses this product what are your thoughts on it?

im interested in trying it and wonder how it performs and if it really works as stated  by the vendor .   Also , and this is very important to me. does it have sulfates ?  

[JeanLouiseFinch]

I use a number of Tweak'd products and have been very happy with them. I have better results than I ever had with WEN.  It's important to make the right formula selection - Restore vs. Rise & Shine - in order to get your desired results.  

[Love4cats]

I have used many of the products and really like them. I am using Vanilla Amber shampoo and cond. right now, but decided to try the new Tulupia and Above the Clouds tonight. Sometimes the VA is a bit too heavy for me, it is for dry, damaged hair and tends to weigh down my hair on day two, which is why I went with The above the Clouds and Tulupia tonight. I have fine hair but a lot of it. From what I understand from tonight demo's the Above the Clouds add's a bit more moisture than the Tulupia. HTH

[SilleeMee]

His products work nicely. The only thing I wish he would do is not use so much fragrance. 

@Kitty Galore 

Tweak'd products are in the 'clean beauty' category so they don't have sulfates.

[picco]

I used WEN for years and was getting to the point that I just wasn't getting the results I wanted. Switched to Tweak'd and it did take 2-3 wks to work thru the build up on my hair from WEN, but once it did, it lathers up nicely and the conditioner, just a little goes a long way.  I still use a pump of WEN as leave in as I do need the extra moisture.  I also like that you don't need to use as much product as WEN, I was never comfortable with the "if it's not working just use more" advice. If a product is high quality you should use less, right?  

Also, in regards to the Tweak'd scrub to use once a week - it's amazing and you will find your hair absorbs the conditioner even faster.

Overall, my hair, just below shoulder length, combs out much easier in the shower and I have much less hair in the drain. Color and highlights last 12-16 wks before I need to touchup and never need a full color, just a partial on the outgrowth. 

So far each product of Tweak'd I've tried, lives up to the hype and performs nicely.

[LindaSal]

It's a nice product and for me it works well.  I've mentioned in other threads that I have been alternating with my Wen but I am really loving Tweak'd and have been moving more towards that brand.  I feel for me, it's a more affordable price too.

[wagirl]

am not a fan really--I bought a huge duo --shampoo/conditioner, and I do use the shampoo but never the conditioner as it makes my fine hair flat---why I bought such huge amounts---must have been  temporarily insane at the time--I do like the scalp scrub tho--but what to do with all that conditioner?? Tried WEN and hated that junk---I don't buy any huge containers of anything anymore---lesson learned

[JeanLouiseFinch]

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@wagirl wrote:

am not a fan really--I bought a huge duo --shampoo/conditioner, and I do use the shampoo but never the conditioner as it makes my fine hair flat---why I bought such huge amounts---must have been  temporarily insane at the time--I do like the scalp scrub tho--but what to do with all that conditioner?? Tried WEN and hated that junk---I don't buy any huge containers of anything anymore---lesson learned

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@wagirl I wonder if you got the wrong formula?  That happened to me when I mistakenly purchased the Restore line. I realized that I needed to stick with the Rise & Shine or volumizing formulas.  

Maybe you could use the conditioner as a body cleanser or shave cream. 

[kate2357]

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@picco wrote:

I used WEN for years and was getting to the point that I just wasn't getting the results I wanted. Switched to Tweak'd and it did take 2-3 wks to work thru the build up on my hair from WEN, but once it did, it lathers up nicely and the conditioner, just a little goes a long way.  I still use a pump of WEN as leave in as I do need the extra moisture.  I also like that you don't need to use as much product as WEN, I was never comfortable with the "if it's not working just use more" advice. If a product is high quality you should use less, right?  

Also, in regards to the Tweak'd scrub to use once a week - it's amazing and you will find your hair absorbs the conditioner even faster.

Overall, my hair, just below shoulder length, combs out much easier in the shower and I have much less hair in the drain. Color and highlights last 12-16 wks before I need to touchup and never need a full color, just a partial on the outgrowth. 

So far each product of Tweak'd I've tried, lives up to the hype and performs nicely.

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I had used Wen for years and still do love the pom items. I originally bought Wen because it was supposed to not strip your hair color - I actually didn't think that part worked for me, but I still liked the product. When I recently ran out of the cleansing conditioner I decided to try something else to see if I could get more volume to my thinning hair. I bought the drugstore brand OGYX that was suppsed to give volume and it did, but I do not like how the conditioner worked compared to Wen as a leave in. 

So I've decided to try the Tweaked and ordered the TSV and the scrub. I'm hoping I ordered the correct one for volume (Above the Clouds). Crossing fingers that I will like Tweaked.

[justashopper]

Hi @Kitty Galore 

I have not tried the shampoos or conditioners. I do use and have re-purchased the 2XL Fiber spray.  It is 2 for $35 with free shipping right now.  Some people don't like the smell.  It's a like a coffee or coacoa smell, which I really like.  It reminds me of the other line they created- Ojon.  

in the presentation of the fiber spray yesterday, he said it did not have any hold.  It's a fiber spray with a dry shampoo without any of the talc.  It's not white.  i think that is a good description.  I use it just to add some grit to my hair when I just washed it.  So a bottle lasts a long time.